History
Our History
Ramona was deeply moved by the outpouring of support following her initial appeal. After explaining the urgent situation, generous donations enabled her to purchase enough supplies to cover the children's needs for six months upon her return from Romania, though this was only a temporary solution.
To secure long-term aid, Ramona began speaking at various churches and organizations to raise funds for the children at the Pediatric Hospital. This effort, alongside increased involvement from other Romanian foundations that began providing maternal assistants to care for the abandoned babies, helped broaden the support network.
Today, Project Hope for the Children (PHFTC) has grown into a 501c3 nonprofit, established in 2014. The organization continues its mission by supplying one hospital in Sibiu, where a volunteer Nurse Liaison assists. Furthermore, PHFTC collaborates with and sponsors several other NGOs, providing essential items for their diverse projects. We proudly deliver food, hygiene products, and academic materials to support afterschool programs, group homes for orphaned children, and a food co-op for families in need. The ministry's work in Romania is also supported by a part-time Outreach Coordinator who assists with day-to-day operations.
Curious About Donations?
All donations can be made to Project Hope for the Children Inc, 6983 Chase Rd, Fabius, NY 13063 or sent via PayPal and you can now receive a tax donation receipt at the the end of the year.
Since expanding to Puerto Rico in 2021, Project Hope for the Children (PHFTC) has focused on meeting the essential needs of children under the care of Social Services who lack parental love and support.
We partner with local organizations that provide vital services such as housing, quality medical care, and education. To support these efforts, PHFTC purchases basic necessities for babies and children for group homes and a local pediatric hospital, and helps fund an afterschool program.
Our overarching goal is to help at-risk and parentless children feel secure and loved. By doing so, we aim to break the cycle of abandonment and enable them to grow into independent, healthy adults.
Recently, Project Hope for the Children has expanded to the island of Puerto Rico. There are many children in the care of Social Services there that are missing out on the love and care of parents, quality medical care, and education that is appropriate for their needs.
PHFTC is trying to assist with those needs by sponsoring tuition costs at a local Christian school for the deaf for hearing impaired children, purchasing basic baby and children's essential items for group homes and a local pediatric hospital, and supporting an afterschool program.
Our goal is to support at risk children and parentless children grow up feeling loved and secure so they can break the cycle of abandonment and become independent adults.
